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Medicare Open Enrollment FAQs

This list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the Medicare Open Enrollment period covers a range of topics related to enrollment, including Medicare Advantage, Part D, Medigap, and more.

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  • I have a college scholarship that covers my tuition and fees. Do I count that as income in determining my eligibility for subsidies?

  • I entered estimated income information for next year on my Marketplace application. I expect my income next year will be much lower than it was this year because I had to change jobs. HealthCare.gov says there is a “data match” issue and that I must verify my income. What does that mean?

  • What happens if I just make up an income level that I know will qualify me for financial assistance?

  • My eligibility notice on HealthCare.gov says I am eligible to buy a Marketplace plan, but the Marketplace cannot verify my immigration status. What should I do?

  • I was denied coverage for a health service/prescription drug that my doctor said I need. How do I appeal the decision?

  • How do I appeal a Marketplace decision?

  • My employer won’t fill out the form on Healthcare.gov that asks about the affordability of the insurance the company provides. I think it’s unaffordable, and that’s why I’m not enrolled in it. Can I apply for Marketplace coverage and subsidies without that form?

  • I’m a young adult and I need health insurance. What are my coverage options?

  • What is a student health plan?

  • Does my student health plan have to cover birth control, and if not, what are my options?